Sentence examples for capabilities should from inspiring English sources

"But the evolution of European capabilities should not distance the European Union from NATO.

It also recommends that misuse of GCHQ's interception capabilities should become a criminal offence.

Is it intended that all capabilities should, after the trial period, automatically become "licence to teach" issues?

Australian newspapers questioned whether Indonesia, which has no nighttime search capabilities, should have been in charge in the first place.

In 1947, the city responded rapidly, and enhanced communications and laboratory capabilities should make the response today even more effective, especially with some advance planning.

Nonetheless, Mr. Vallone said the city's 911 response capabilities should be more robust considering the amount of surcharges that have been collected from cellphone users.

All in all, we must law out a strategic vision for where our future industrial capabilities should lie, and how to deliver it".

The cuts have set off a heated debate among Britain's military services about what capabilities should be kept — and about the painful tradeoffs.

I had always been described as an underachiever in school, because my grades were not commensurate with what the teachers all felt my capabilities should have been.

The C.I.A. report to Congress in April said only: "In principle, broader access to Russian expertise provides opportunities for Syria to expand its indigenous capabilities, should it decide to pursue nuclear weapons".

The case was brought by the German firm Simba Toys, which had challenged the trademark protection in 2006, claiming the cube's rotating capability should be protected by a patent, not a trademark.